CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- Eleven top 10 finishes, a school freshman record and a number of new Cornell entries into the top 10 lists highlighted the men's track and field team's efforts at the Virginia Challenge. The three-day meet concluded on Saturday afternoon.

• Tomas Kersulis captured third in the finals of the 400 meters in 47.03, taking second behind Virginia's Jordan Willis (46.48) in the sixth section. 
• Rishabh Prakash claimed sixth in the 5,000 meters, crossing the tape in a time of 14:21.00.
• Dylan Rodgers won the open flight of the pole vault and finished with 5.16m 16'11", good for No, 3 all-time at Cornell.
• VJ Vanderlipe finished third in the open pole vault with a personal best height of 4.91m.
• Perry Mackinnon finished 10th in the invite 10000 with a time of 29:11.46, the fourth-best time in school history.
• In the 1,500 finals, freshman Damian Hackett (3:43.70) and sophomore Rhys Hammond (3:43.79) took sixth and seventh in personal best times. Hackett's time was a school freshman record and the fourth-fastest time in school history, while Hammond's mark places him fifth all-time at Cornell.
• Shane Racey took sixth in the pole vault with a personal best 5.11m (16-9 1/4), tied for fourth all-time.
• Christian Martin grabbed third in the 110 hurdles in a personal best of 13.96 in a race that saw the top four finishers finish within 0.03 of each other. His time is tied for sixth-fastest in school history.
• Martin also was seventh in the 400 hurdles (53.83).
• The men's 4x400 reached the podium with a third in 3:10.96.